A selection of completed glass partition and glass door projects shown alongside the CAD drawing used to plan the installation. These drawings illustrate the overall layout — room shape, door positions and general configuration — so you can see how a project was planned and understand the finished result before manufacture and installation begins, whether for a single door or a multi-room office fit-out.
Acoustic Glass Warehouse Style T-Bar Black Framed Glass Wall & Door for a Domestic Project in Amersham, Buckinghamshire.
Glass at work provided an efficient and friendly service. The resulting partition between the living room and kitchen/dining room of our barn conversion is attractive and provides good noise reduction. We are very pleased.
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Unequivocally 5 Stars. This is my third time using glass at work, not as big of a project this time but the service never waivers. Its consistent, easy, and stress free. As a main contractor, we use g…
Professional service from the outset, We wanted to add an additional office and enlisted the team from Glass At Work to create a partition. The site survey right through to install was executed with s…
From start to completion the project was handled quickly and professionally. Communication was excellent and the project actually completed ahead of the initial lead time estimate. Quality of the prod…
Great communication throughout the project, all those I dealt with were professional, friendly and helpful. The glass offices look smart and clean and I'd recommend Glass At Work to anyone consid…
Very professional and easy to deal with over the phone, my customer is very happy with the glass screens
Fantastic service, really appreciate everything done by the team. Professional from start to finish. The completed partitions are fantastic and provide a perfect look to our new office space. Would ce…
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